This 50 minute podcast of the COP 26 – Nordic Verdict event tackles all these big questions with contributions from Viktoria Raft, a former energy journalist and co-founder of the gender equality network for women in energy, Kraftkvinnorna; Tore Furevik, Professor in physical oceanography at the Geophysical Institute, University of Bergen and director of the Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Centre. Keith Baker, a Researcher in Fuel Poverty and Energy Policy at Glasgow Caledonian University & member of the Energy Working Group at Common Weal …. and Søren Hermansen, Director of the Energy Academy on Samsøe – the small Danish island that won UN climate leader award for 2021 at COP26.
The event was chaired by journalist and Nordic Horizons Director Lesley Riddoch, who co-edited this podcast with Chris Smith.
Viktoria Raft, is also a member of the Nordic Energy Equality Network, NEEN. https://neen.network/expert/viktoria-raft/
Tore Furevik, is a previous NH speaker – see a short video of his views on climate change in 2017 https://nordichorizons.org/climate-change-the-view-from-norway/)
Søren Hermansen Director of the Energy Academy on the small Danish island of Samsø is also a former NH speaker. Hear his presentation about Samsø – https://nordichorizons.org/the-great-green-danes-have-become-un-climate-champions-2021/)
Dr Keith Baker is also a Co-founder of the Energy Poverty Research initiative and an Associate of 100% Renewable UK.
Lesley Riddoch is a journalist and Director of Nordic Horizons
Email – nordichorizons@hotmail.co.uk